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The Silence Of The Lambs - Cardiff Tickets

A world stage premiere. Dr Hannibal Lecter will see you now…

This production is recommended for ages 15+.

Performance Dates

10 - 15 May 2027

Run time: 2hrs 15mins

Includes interval

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The iconic psychological thriller. A world stage premiere. Dr Hannibal Lecter will see you now…

Come face to face with the chilling cultural phenomenon The Silence of the Lambs as it makes its world stage play premiere. Based on Thomas Harris’s gripping literary masterpiece, this electrifying new play sets the definitive psychological thriller loose in Cardiff.

Starring John Partridge (EastEnders, Cabaret) as Hannibal Lecter, Mollie Gallagher (Coronation Street) as Clarice Starling, Oliver Farnworth (Emmerdale) as Agent Jack Crawford, and Sam Jackson (Skins) as Buffalo Bill, this gripping new production brings these iconic characters terrifyingly close.

When FBI trainee Clarice Starling is sent to interview the psychiatrist and infamous murderer Hannibal Lecter, it’s hoped his brilliant mind will help catch a sadistic new serial killer, Buffalo Bill. Another girl is missing, and time is running out. But Dr Lecter has questions of his own, and now Clarice must decide: keep a safe distance, or let Hannibal ‘The Cannibal’ into her head…?

Written by the award-winning Gina Gionfriddo and directed by the acclaimed Nikolai Foster, The Silence of the Lambs drips with tension and gets you closer than ever to the iconic thrills and terrifyingly memorable characters of the landmark novel.

The Clock is ticking. Hunt down a ticket and book now…

Before it’s too late.

Upcoming Performance Times

Monday10 May 2027
Tuesday11 May 2027
Wednesday12 May 2027
Wednesday12 May 2027
Thursday13 May 2027
Friday14 May 2027
Saturday15 May 2027
19:30
19:30
14:30
19:30
19:30
19:30
14:30

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BSL Interpreted 12 May 2027 - 7.30pm. Captioned 15 May 2027 - 2.30pm.
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